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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I do not know how many of the women clearly understood what was occurring on the platform. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #491)
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12 491 I do not View more quotes about know">know how many of the women clearly understood what was occurring on the platform.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 488 There was much applause.
12 489 The women in the tiers, clearly, were identifying with the Lady Tendite, and her beauty, as a collared slave girl.
12 490 The Lady Tima was appealing to, and exploiting, something deep in women which she, as a slaver, well understood, the deep, thrilling desire, profound in women, to be the owned slave of a strong man, to be mastered and to find themselves under the obligation of obedience.
12 491 I do not know how many of the women clearly understood what was occurring on the platform.
12 492 Perhaps many knew only that, for some reason that was not clear to them, they were excited and thrilled.
12 493 And they could, of course, be innocent in feeling this thrill and excitement for, first, it was not truly they but the Lady Tendite who stood on the platform, and, too, she was not truly a slave, but only pretending to be one.
12 494 How frightening, of course, it would have been had the collar been truly locked upon her! "My congratulations to the superb actress, the Lady Tendite!" called the Lady Tima.
There was much applause. The women in the tiers, clearly, were identifying with the Lady Tendite, and her beauty, as a collared slave girl. The Lady Tima was appealing to, and exploiting, something deep in women which she, as a slaver, well understood, the deep, thrilling desire, profound in women, to be the owned slave of a strong man, to be mastered and to find themselves under the obligation of obedience. I do not know how many of the women clearly understood what was occurring on the platform. Perhaps many knew only that, for some reason that was not clear to them, they were excited and thrilled. And they could, of course, be innocent in feeling this thrill and excitement for, first, it was not truly they but the Lady Tendite who stood on the platform, and, too, she was not truly a slave, but only pretending to be one. How frightening, of course, it would have been had the collar been truly locked upon her! "My congratulations to the superb actress, the Lady Tendite!" called the Lady Tima. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)